Autobiography of the Rev Dr Alexander Carlyle Containing Memorials of the Men
Autobiography of the Rev Dr Alexander Carlyle Containing Memorials of the Men
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429 Sir Harry Erskine, who were friends of Lord Bute. Charles Townshend, too, had made application at this time, though he failed me before.
The death of Hyndman was a disappointment to Robertson in the management of the Church, which he had now in view. By his preference of Hyndman, he had provoked Dick, who was a far better man, and proved a very formidable and vigorous opponent ; for he joined the Wild or High-flying party, and by moderating their councils and defending their mea- sures as o...ften as he could, made them more embar- rassing than if they had been allowed to follow their own measures. Hyndman was a clever fellow, a good preacher, and a good debater in church courts. Cum- ing had adopted him as his second, and had helped to bring him from Colinton to the West Church. Being unfortunate in his family, he had taken to tippling and high politics. He finished his constitu- tion, and became apoplectic. Cuming and he had quarrelled, and Robertson, without adverting to his undone constitution * It was in about the end of this year that my sister Bell, and her two children then born William and Jessie came down to pay my father and mother a visit, and stayed between their houses and ours till the month of June 1763.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
429 Sir Harry Erskine, who were friends of Lord Bute. Charles Townshend, too, had made application at this time, though he failed me before.
The death of Hyndman was a disappointment to Robertson in the management of the Church, which he had now in view. By his preference of Hyndman, he had provoked Dick, who was a far better man, and proved a very formidable and vigorous opponent ; for he joined the Wild or High-flying party, and by moderating their councils and defending their mea- sures as o...ften as he could, made them more embar- rassing than if they had been allowed to follow their own measures. Hyndman was a clever fellow, a good preacher, and a good debater in church courts. Cum- ing had adopted him as his second, and had helped to bring him from Colinton to the West Church. Being unfortunate in his family, he had taken to tippling and high politics. He finished his constitu- tion, and became apoplectic. Cuming and he had quarrelled, and Robertson, without adverting to his undone constitution * It was in about the end of this year that my sister Bell, and her two children then born William and Jessie came down to pay my father and mother a visit, and stayed between their houses and ours till the month of June 1763.
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